Minimally Invasive Gynaecological Surgery - Hands-on Cadaver Lab 3rd Edition
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Format
Cadaver Lab
Hands-On Training
Hands-On Training
Duration
24H
Coordination
Fátima Faustino, MD
Hugo Gaspar, MD, MSc
Hugo Gaspar, MD, MSc
José Lourenço Reis, MD, PhD
ECTS
2
Application deadline
Course Fees
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About the course
This an intensive and interactive course for gynaecological surgeons, namely OB/GYN residents and specialists who have already achieved some competency in gynaecological laparoscopy, and who are interested in optimizing strategies and improving skills, to performing laparoscopic gynaecological surgeries with different levels of complexity.
Cadaver training, due to its anatomical equivalence with real surgery, is an important component of surgeon training before starting complex surgeries in the operating room.
In this course, trainees will become familiar with the relevant pelvic anatomy, training dissection of the lateral and retroperitoneal pelvic wall, dissect the major pelvic vessels and nerves, dissect the sacral promontory, training gynaecological procedures (hysterectomy, adnexectomy, vaginal cuff closure, colposacropexy, pelvic lymphadenectomy, appendicectomy, omentectomy) and learn how to deal with some of the most common laparoscopic complications (such as repair of bladder and bowel injuries).
It is an imminently practical course, in which for each topic there will be a trainer explaining the steps of the dissection or procedure and at the same time the trainees, distributed in 2 to 3 for each cadaver, execute the planned.
The aim is that by the end of the course, students can have acquired the fundamental knowledge to perform such procedures in real surgeries, in a safer and more effective way.
Cadaver training, due to its anatomical equivalence with real surgery, is an important component of surgeon training before starting complex surgeries in the operating room.
In this course, trainees will become familiar with the relevant pelvic anatomy, training dissection of the lateral and retroperitoneal pelvic wall, dissect the major pelvic vessels and nerves, dissect the sacral promontory, training gynaecological procedures (hysterectomy, adnexectomy, vaginal cuff closure, colposacropexy, pelvic lymphadenectomy, appendicectomy, omentectomy) and learn how to deal with some of the most common laparoscopic complications (such as repair of bladder and bowel injuries).
It is an imminently practical course, in which for each topic there will be a trainer explaining the steps of the dissection or procedure and at the same time the trainees, distributed in 2 to 3 for each cadaver, execute the planned.
The aim is that by the end of the course, students can have acquired the fundamental knowledge to perform such procedures in real surgeries, in a safer and more effective way.
Max. Attendees
18
Audience
Gynaecologic
surgeons,
OB/GYN residents and
specialists
who
have
already
achieved
some competency in
gynaecological
laparoscopy.
At least 1 year of laparoscopic practice/ contact
At least 1 year of laparoscopic practice/ contact
Admission Criteria
CV
When applying for a course, the applicant agrees to subject personal and professional data. This data will be verified and assessed to check that the applicant meets the admission criteria for the specific programme.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis during the application window unless there is a priority in the target audience. This may result in applications closing once the limit for number of participants has been reached.
When applying for a course, the applicant agrees to subject personal and professional data. This data will be verified and assessed to check that the applicant meets the admission criteria for the specific programme.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis during the application window unless there is a priority in the target audience. This may result in applications closing once the limit for number of participants has been reached.
Course Lessons
